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Economics in One Lesson: Part 5 | Robert P. Murphy

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Uploaded by on Oct 3, 2008

Recorded during the 2008 Mises University, Jeffrey Tucker interviews Bob Murphy on the topic of Henry Hazlitt's classic book "Economics in One Lesson." This is the fifth in a series of twelve interviews with leading Austrian Economists discussing each chapter of Hazlitt's book.

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  • I like how these videos are because they are very positive. There is so much gloom and doom and this info is presented in a very refreshing style. Thanks!

  • Great stuff

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  • 240p. Hello old friend

  • I LOVE these videos' content but I HATE the fact that someone is talking in the background and the stupid BEEPING sound that is persistent throughout. Doesn't anyone KNOW that it's going on? Also, Jeffrey I love your injections I just wish that I could hear them. The

    low talking has me glued to the volume button...grrr.

  • Cars are too complicated. I prefer horses. Wahh!

  • Great discussion. Thank you, Mises Institute.

  • Almost as if the government doesn't want us to know about these things! That's a hoot.

  • just getting around to watching this series... really fantastic and what a great book by Hazlitt!

  • i have learned a lot up until this point ! Almost seems like government doesnt want us to know about these things ! Fantastic

  • In '84, the UAW got it put in their contracts with US automakers that if automation eliminates a job, the worker must still be employed. So if an autoworker gets laid off, they go and watch TV for $31 per hour.

    That's more than I make as a designer and programmer of the industrial robotic, machine-vision-guided systems that replace these workers. When is America going to realize that we pay a LOT more for American-Union-Made products than we SHOULD (or we buy from foreign companies instead)

  • This is so applicable world-wide, as well. Very encouraging and inspires one to go out and be an entrepreneur.

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